Arlington Heights High School (c. 1936) was designed by Preston M. Geren and built by Butch and Sweeney.   The red brick Georgian Revival building is a place of pride for its alumni and current students.  The building features a 3-story façade flanked by 2-story wings with 1-story arcades.  When the building was completed it received much attention in the local press, and in 1940 it was featured in the publication, Texas Architecture.  The school has undergone several expansions, and designating AHHS an Historic & Cultural Landmark will not only protect the building from demolition, it will also ensure that future expansions or alterations respect the historic architectural design of the building.  PLEASE CHOOSE THE  HISTORY TAB  AFTER CLICKING ON SUPPORTING LINK.

Vote “YES”, by signing your name below if you would like to protect Arlington HeightsHigh School for future generations through designation as an Historic & Curtural Landmark of the City of Fort Worth.

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